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ummons was not signed by the Commissioners of tike.Excise, but was printed in the naine . . of Mr. Mayo, their Solicitor. Mr. Milo was a perreetly c•espeCtabfr man, but that did not make this Sum mons legal, .nor indeed'could any thing makc it so. His Loitiship was strongly of this opinion at the :ilia!, Mr. F.)tsKINE said, and saved this point, `tinder the authority of which he ;loved it. He Wad Soul: other objedions in arrest of judgment, but it ;r . c:"onia - I.)::..time.eriongli to offer tihtm in the event of this licin over-ruled, of which,, at presor, he enterta.'irie4 06 idea. . • Lotd KENYON said, Mr. ERsUINE had stated abundantly sufficient to have a Rule to shew Cause. ERSKINE 'observed, - that as . to Forge, he was not in Court, and therefore, the Motion could not be made applicable - to him, he,extended it only 'to Mr. Stevenson, and another Defendant who did appear. The ATTORNEY GENERAL consented that the Defendants should be per►tiitted to go . ai large upon their own recognizance ; the humanity taf which, Lord KENYON observed, the Detendants Ought to receive with gratitude. . They were accordingly bound over in their ow n•recogluzance, to appear, sn Court whenever thereto required. Several Motion's were made, and Rules obtained, to chew' Cause. why there ihould not be new Tjials had, some of Which will be interesting jn d tails whe►i the - season arrives for that purpose, which will be when they are disposed of, after Cause bbalrha,ve been shev4n upon them. . THE ILTNG iv. BATCHELOR. Thiswas h Rule calling on the Defendant, John Batchelor, who ,is a. shop-keeper, of a town in Hampshire, the name of which we did not hear,. to spew Cause why a criminal Inforowion shoula not be filed against him,- for publishing a Song full of libellou: , matter upon certain Millers and Mealmen, in his neighbourhood, by which " an infernal Spirit , was made to iii6te them into tije- Regions below," &c. It' was written in the wiay'a a Song. After Mr. EICSIETIIi and Mr. BURRO CH were heard against the Rule,' and Mr. PIBISS and Mr. DIV:.IP I ER - in support-of it, The, Court consi4ering that asThe person who , Af, forded the Prosecutors evidence of thepublication of. this Libel, might have been himself prosecuted as the Publisher, and as he had concluded himself in a manner which the Cour; could by no means approve of ; as the evil which was Most to be dreaded from the publication of this Libel, that of a furious po-, pular prejudice against' the ProseCutorS, .was - •now happily stun end, and as there was another criminal process to resorted to, if the Prosecutors should think fit to adopt it ;—ordered the 'Ruleto be dis:. Charged ; at the same time expressing great disap probation at the col duel of the Defendant. PUBLIC-OFFICE, ROW-STREET. TN consequence of an application from several of the respeflable inhabitants pf . the parish of Covent_ Garden, complaining of 'clic, prostitutes who infest the streets, .to Mr. Justice BOND and Sir WILLIAM PARStINS, they issued their privy Search Warrarit, and on Monday evening a party of the Officers be longing to the Office apprehended thirty-nine of them in the Piazza and itreets, and yesterday they underwent an examination before the above Magis trates, when pine of them were dis Charged, there being no specific charge against them,, and thirty of them were committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell to hard labour for one month. A post,bny belonging to an Inn at Barnett was charged with being concerned with others in.steal ing a trunk, containing property to the amount of icol. belonging to Mrs. Freeman of Salisbury street, from a chaise which the prisoner was driv.. ing the prosecutrix in from Barnett last Friday night.---The circumstances against the Prisoner be mge, very strong, was comMitted for further ex amination. A man of the name off Jones, who had been con. viietecl of a second offence of stealing dogs, some ' time since, but made his escape, was brought to the Office, and the charge being fully proved against him, he was convicted in the penalty of 501. which not being able to pay, he was -sentenced to be imprimpned eighteen months in the House of Cor reCtion, 'and during that time to be publicly whip. ped between the hours of twelve and one in Seven Dials. • CHICHESTER, Nov. 7. AT our Market on Wednesday last, there was a very considerable redudion in the prices of every necessary of life. Mutton, of the very best quality, is now retailed at 51c1. to 6d. by - the butchers of this City ; and beef was yesterday tried at 3s. 6d. per stone. At a sale of bacon in the East street, on Wednesday last,, a considerable quantity of prime hams were sold at from 4d. to 6d. per pound.— Wheat sells at 14.1. to Isl. The buyers are rather shy. A- wager was offered in the market on .Wednes day, to receive ten guineas, to return fifty; if wheat was not currently sold in this market under ten gui neas a load before Christmas-Day. • The very great spew of all kind of stock at the above market, was .cleClared by the Wags to have been imported from France . ; as, said they,•it is out of reason to suppose that so plentiful a supply could have been so readily produced by the. neighbour ing Farmers. The floods occasioned by the heavy rains which fell in the early part of last week,..rendered "many of our roads impassable, and caused a temporary suspension of intercourse between this lown and the Metropolis, by having, on Wednesday night, pre_ ,vented the dispatch of the London Mail froth hence, circumstance we do not remember before to have happened, , • LONDON : PrintM by BUCHANAN Al' It LAN, (01E0'0i-street, Covent-Garden); and PubLitibed by WI LL A 1 4 4 , AaM l 4eßit SCkI PPS (of Horse-ferry-road, Westrniitster): At the Su r4.oFrlc x, No. 112, Strand ; where Advertiretternts, Qrders ter the 'Paper, Letters for etc #diter, dce. Ovrt- i taid) b . must be addmsed, FrJmg the: LONDON (LIZETTE, Comnetsions in thelfiyal Lancashire Militia, :fried by the Lord Lieutenant. wt. Battalion, l'olm Charles Fi4gerald, Esq. to tie Captain. - Dated September 30, tgot• • zd Battalion. Satrmel Ridgeway, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated September 15, ISo t. BANKRUPTCY ENL4RGED. Dec. z 6. John tones, late of Birmingham, draper and shop keepzr, at onc, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. john Tripp, of Erisls?l, salesman, to surrender tg, 19,. - and 4.)eceniber 22, at eleven, at the White-Lion, Bristol At- Wales, Messrs. Clarke and Son, Bristol; or Messrs. jenkins -and James, New inn, London. Joseph Rawley, - of Chancery - boot and shoemaker, November 14, at twelve, 24, and December 22, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Newcomb, Vine-street. • - Benjamin Thomas Shynn, late of Purleigh, Essex, shop keeper, NoVember 24, 25, and' December 22, at one, at ~the Three Cups Inn, Colchester. -Attornies, Mr. W. Lawrence,..Malaon ; or Mr. H. Francis, .Remembrancer's -0 like, Guildhall. Edward Strong and William Harvey, of Liverpool, anehor smirhs, December 14, 15, and 22, at one, at the GlObe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. G. Rowe, Harrington kreet, Liverpool. . - Frederick Ludwig 'EMU Orstein, late'of. Frith-street, Soho, mathematical instrument-maker,. November 21, 27, ' and December '22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. •Pasmore, Doughty-Street, Foundling-Hospital.' George King, late of Frome Selwood, Somersetshire, cabinet maker,. November 21, 27, and December, 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wathew, Lower Seymour-strmt. John Buchanan, of Wcolwich, pork-butcher, November 14, • 2f, and December zz, at ten, at Guildhall. 4ttornies, Messrs. Owen and Ralf; Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn. john Brock-the younger, of Wapping-street, slopseller, Nov. 14, at twelve, zs, and December 21., at ten, at Gdildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wegener and West, Red Lion-street, Wappipg. Richarf,l Evans, of the City-Road, umbrella-maker, Novein - her 14, zi, and December zz, at twelve,. at Guildhall. . • tornies, Messrs. Swann and Wallington, Vore-street, Crip- Londoti. DIVIDENDS. . , . , . . Dec. 3. Richard Nlilnes, late of CrowneSt, • Yorkshire, . maltster, at eleven, at the White-Hirt I'm, Wakefield. ' Dec. tg. Robert Collins the younger, of Quc;., - ,-street, ' Limohi's-Inn-Fields, carpenter, at ten. at Guildhall. Dec. 3. Gabriel Seagram, of Tiverton, Devonshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tiverton. Dec, 2. William Reid,, , of Stockport, Chester, draper, at three, at the Star-Inn, Manchester Dec. rz. . lames Reilly and James Collins, of Mead's-court, Bond-street, tuylors, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec.:. -John Plastons, of All Saints, Worcester, coach proprietor, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Worcester. Dec. 'B. George Towsey, of Letcomb Regis, Berkshire, . miller, at twelve, .at tlie•Crown Inn, Farringdon. Dec. s. Edwircl Onion - , late of Bristol, common-brewer, at W hite-Liop Inn, Bristol. Dec, sq.: • lames Hopping, of Southwark, hatter, at eleven, at Guildhall. - Dec: 5. at Kniglo,„ Algersgate.street, cork;cutter, cntter, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. Charles Tatlock, of Caacaton-street, London, Merchant, at eleven,•at Guildhall, Dec. 3. William Churchill, late of Somerton, thaltster and comition-brewer, at eleven, atthe Red Lionlnn, Somerton. Dec. za. Charles Lindegren, of Mit - icing-lane, London, and Andrew Lindegren the younger, of Portstnoutli, merchants, at one, at Guiltiltall. Dec. 19. • William Watsbn, of ("tford-street, silk-mercer, ' at ten, at CERTIFICATES. Dec.- T. Richard Potter the younger, of Derby, grocer. George kerbey, late of , Bristol, grocer. John Nightingale, of Crown.strest, Moorfields, perfumer. William Knibb, of Maidenhead-Bridge, Berks, innkeeper. Jane Galliers, of St. John-street, West Smithfield, baker. ames Hitchpock, late of Hatton-Garden, dealer in prints. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, NOV. 7. Orr Thursday evening, while the Congreption which usually attend the Meeting-House at the head of Leith Walk, commonly denominated the Taber. nack, were employed in Divine Worship, some person or persons influenced, either by the blackest malice, .or devoid of all thought; sounded a bugle horn and fired a pistol. The effect produced upon the / Congregation, as might be expeded, was truly alarming ; and, to add to the consternation, the same persons called out that the Galleries were,fal. ling. It was a considerable time before the agita. tion and alarm subsided, and it is very astonishing that not the smallest accident occurred. The late melancholy affair which happened at Kirmarriock must lie known to every person, and renders the perpetrators cf this diabolical at doubly criminal. —We hope they will be deteted, as the Magi. strafes have ordered stria search after them, and have issued a Proclamation offering a reward ?or ap prehending thetn.. Thursday the Church in Kilmarnock, where 29 people were kitely, killed, and one . much hurt, sinae.dead, was examined by a number of Trades men, and condemned to be .pulled down, as old and ruinous. AYR, NOV. 7. " I,4st night it bleW a tremendOus gale from the W. and N. W. with the heaviest fall of rain, at times ) ever known in this country. About noon, this day, the Sloop George and Sophia, NIA . Lcoi.:4 Most iioN master, from' Belfast to Greenock, with linen and butter, appeared in the Bay, s having lest her main sail, boom, and gaff, in the - preceding gales, and run for this Harbour, where the immense rush of water from the river, swollen by the previous pro digious fall of rain, — cast her 'unfortunately behind the North Quay. , From this perilous situation, five brave seamen, featless of danger, set off in a boat for their relief, viz. David Hurd, mate of the Ship I:lQra, James Anderson, John Meek, Peter Anderson, and John Mackenzie ; when, melancholy to relate, a prodi gious.sea struck the Boat, and oversetit, by which the three first were unfortunately drowned. Peter Anderson, by getting hold . of the bottom of the Boat, and John . Mackenzie, by means of an oar, kept themselves afloat, till a second boat with sea men equally despising danger, went boldly to their assistance, and brought them safe off, viz. Captain William Lawson, Hugh Parfet, M. Lyon, -James Hume, Joseph Paton, and two whose names are not known. 'The Sloop has since been brought into the. Harbour, but full of water. Lady EI:IZABETII DOUGLAS,Sif JAMS HALL of Dunglass, and Mr.. MAITLAND, of Balgreggiltl, Who, by accident, were - witnesses of the tragic scene, and of the noble exertions of the last Boat's Crew, for the relief of their Brethren and preser vation of the Sloop, after generously rewarding the SHIP NEWS. CRAVESEND,.NOV. 9. Passed by—the Erick, , from Malaga; Surat Cas. tie, —, and City of London, Green, from Bengal ; Rupa sio, from Stettin; Bolino, Whitfield, from Ham burgh ; Robert, Whitling, from Baltimore; Sete, Anderson, and Hercules, Franklyn. train Barcelona. Sailed—the Pursuit, Borrodaile, for Surinam; Thetis, Ca meron, for Jamaica ; Engiheten, Harrison ' for NOrway ; Vrow.Anna,. ,---, for Rotterdam; Drie Gebroders, —, and jonge Edward, Haller, for Amsterdam. . -• •• CHILBLAINS. DORENSTORFF's IMPERIAL OPODEEDOC• rrHE many Thousands whn.everienced the eft cagy of this incomparable Preventative last Winter. evince to a demonstration hoiv infinitely it claims a superio. ray over every other Medicine hitherto offered to the Public for the above complaint, as Well as the following ono inci dent to the human body, Rheurnatisms, Cramps', Contrac tions of the Sinews, Sprains, Agues, Tumors, Brui:vs; • etc- Numerous Certiiicates of Radical Cures are just pub-. lished in a - Pamphlet, and maybe had gratis of the Propric,7 tors'. Agents' R. Barlow, • Esculapian Repository, . No. 39. , : Cockspur-street, Spring Garden ; Green's Patent Medi.7, eine Warehouse, No. 131, Oxford-street, and by most 0 1 the principai'Medicine Venders in the Metropolis ; sold al° by one or make Booksellers and Druggists in every Marker Town throughout the United Kingdoms. Prepared by Mrs. GOldsmith, the sole Proprietor, No. 3, Charlotte-placer .Borough-road, London, in Bottles at 3s. 6:l. each, duty ill' eluded - . N. B. None is genuine but. what has the Proprietor's sip nature In red wax on the cork. Seamen 'of the last Boat for their hilmanity and daring intrepidity, deposited in the hands of Provost itow lE, Twelve Pounds Two Shillings, viz. by Lady ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, 21. 25.; and by Sir JAMES HALL and Mr. MAITLAND, 5h each ; to be distributed at his discretion amongst the ,rela tives of the unfortunate sufferers, after allowing the two survivors each One Guinea. The Barbara, Clark ; Allgood, Antony ; Indis pensable, Gardner; Caledonia, Page ; Charming Kitty, Burn; Sally, Rowe; Favourite, Allen; Resolution, Smith; Perseverance, Stayers ; Har riet, Chasse ; Flirt, Bunke'r; South Sea men, were all in August last in Walwich Bay. The Diana, Moore, had then failed for Lagoa Bay. ON MONDAY NEXT THE TRISH•STATE LOT TERY BEGINS DRAWING, (the 16th instant), In.which are the following Capitals, Four PriZes of io,oool. Four of 50001. Four of zoOol. Five of ioool. Five of 5001. &c. &c. and the lowest Prize . 91. The Tickets, . Halves, Quat ters, Eighths, and Sixteenths Shares (duly stamped by Mt of Parliament), .are sold and registered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his State Lottery Office,, No. i 6, Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England, where all business relative to Lotteries, or the Pub lic Funds,. is faithfuly transafted.—Thefollowing is a numerical List of the Capital Prizes lately sold and shared at. this Office, viz. No. 5499 . - to,coo No. 2 3481 - -1 ^ 2 0,0000 7785 - - - 20,000 2 p 6 5 - - - 5, 00 9.65 - - 25.32,2 - 20,000 1 4' 7 7 - - 5,001 30b75 - - 5,000 1702 c - - - 10,000 42700 - - lo,oco 1 7 0 49 - - - 1 0, 000 I 4397 8 - - 5 ,000 19004 - - 10 , 0 0 0 44014 - - - 20,000 19896 - - - 5,0031 46676 - - - 10,000 2 3339 - - - 5: 0 0 0 1 52603 - 1 0 , 000 Besides many of zoool. Joool. and iozi. each. - Money for the Prizes as soon as drawn.—Schemes grttis. Orders from the country -(post paid) duly attended to. *** Tickets and Shares for the English Lottery that begins drawing the 3d of March next. In 1765 Sterne' sought the balsamic air of Italy to invigorate his debilitated frame. Had Solo mon's Balm of Gilead been then promulgated to the world, Yorick might have spared himself the trouble• of taking such a journey ;, and though it must belonfessed that Smollet had - great abilities as a Surgeon; and more so as an Author, yet he also was a prey to the hypochondria, so that with dejeEted spirits and infirm health he travelled through France into Italy, and there died in 177 r. If then a tour to France and Italy, 'as well •as to Lisbon,. have in general failed of restoring the sick, the weakly, and infirm, were it not more laudable to adopt remedies more certain and efficacious at home ?. Those remedies are established beyond 'a doubt to be the cordial Balm of Gilead- and the Anti-ImPetigines—in no instance do their won, derful powers relax of their sanative quality.` High as the Faculty now stand in the opinion of the world, their sanaion is daily given to these adtni- Table preparations, the latter of which is described by the great Cullen of Edinburgh • (by whose noso logy on the practice of physic every -Physician is dirt:Fled) as Disorders otiginatirig from a de prayed habit, or atTeaions of the skin."• For these direful calamities, which comprehend scorbutic, leprous, scrophulous, and .venereal complaints, the Anti-Impetigines is happily adapted,' counterading the effeas of mercury on the human - body ; and as to the Cordial Balm of Gilead, the Prints of theday, that inestimable " Guide to Health," and other produElions, continue to waft its praise to all Civi lized Countries. In America. it has stayed the ra. vages of the Yellow Fever—in Europe it hourly saves the consumptive, asthmatic, and debilitated viffim from the jaws of death. The Balm is the cape stone of medical research, and is resorted to with that confidence no other medicamentever was in the memory of the oldest man living. DIED. On Friday last, at Woodford,' in Essex, Mrs. Sophia lersdon, daughter of the. late Edward Hillersdon, Esq. of Sewardstone, in ;he same County., On Saturday last, the 7th inst. at Brighton,' Thoma Hig gins, Esq.' of Finsbury-sqinire, London. . • A - few days since, aged 44; Mrs. Dorothea' Younge,. second daughter (date late John Vernon, s. sq. of Lincoln's-inn. At Rcdri‘epark, the 24th ult. islr. George Proyan, Mer chant, in Glasgow. At the Manse..of Alness, Ross-shire, on the igth ult. the Rev. Mr. Angus Bethune. - • . At Bruntsfield Links, the 3oth of Qaober,Alexander Paul, aged Ss years. He Was at the battle 6( Fontenoy, as a - soldier, where his cartridge-box and part of :' his coat were carried away by a cannon ball, and a musket hall passed through his hat. He had the pension for forty-four years, and was much rcsyeaed by all who knew him. IN IN DI A .—At Calcutta, Captain . Joseph Stokoe; of En gineers. At Penang, Lenten . nt..Doliam, of the Daedalus; ditto, Lieutenant Ilayley, of the Braave.; at sea, Lieutenant Gordon, of the 12th Regiment; ditto, 'Ensign Nevi', ot. ditto. eRIOE 0 ( STOC~C 5, ,YLSTE Bank Stock tO9I - 5 per 99# too 5 per Cent. i'L97, 9S Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. Cott. 3 per Cent. lied. 67kg ; per Cont. Con. 68i .• Ditto• Scrip , • Bank Long Ann. 19 13 : .iq Ditto Short,.Ann. Ditto Scrip DAY.' India yuck Excheci. Rills s. s. prem. New ditto New S. S. Stock, 3 per Cent. 17i t; Oirimum I m pet. 3 per Cent. Diu() Ann. 'lank for Account India tor Account Consols for Ace. COURSE OF f.!(CII,4IAGE, T UESDAY, 'NOV. LO. ,; .ii • - , Elarnbiergh - 32 5 2:ii us. f NalileS .• •• -• 7; 43; Altona - - 32 6 2 4 ... ; US.' i CCIMiI - - -- - .}d} , Cadiz ~ - 8i in Paper i• Venice .- .. - 3 9 Ditto .7 - : 19k etitc,ctivc . 1 Lisbon - - - 676' 1 Madrid -. •- 28 i in paper , Oporto 7 - - 676 Ditto - . ' 396 effective ' Dublirt - - . II :: Leghorn 7 '52 - ~ • -. WHEN. Professional Men of Fahleation arid ' Responsibility deviate from the -general SYsteee bY the selettion Of a - peculiar branch ; the sitnetronof long cow tinned success is the best criteston of superiority. . - Eight years have.' donated iiiy practice to the exclusile treatment of Three Disorders, - and the I:ucceSsfu I relit it ''' c my plan gives nes additional ardor to (*lipase, as' tar a s i el . . able, the ravages of those Compiaiets -wittekate the inoi' intportantin the,Catalogue of Littman I atirnuties. i Alter initiation . into every' Branch, as an Arne- , Surgeon , I formed a wish at an early ••period of Practice ta rescue ir l " divicluals front the ignorance of uneducated men,. or- th e equally dangerous precipitancy of geaeral Prailitioners. • The Three Disorders, to the Cute of which' I - have (II voted my attention, comprise every specie's of • Vl.' N Ir' REAL .1 Nl' EC TI ON, wittnher of a 'recent's 'or long du' ration i silly, AU kinds .of debility, whether arising 1(a' 1 ! the habits of school-boys, or 'time iiidulgeneea of math ( ' age : And, lastly, that derangement' OP the, system in 0 10 ' men which is called BARRENNESS, Or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance,.... or Mile in the treatment of a simple Gonorrlicea: and it not co' frequently happens .that the seeds of Life are poisoned LI the indiscretion of an - tuiguarded hour.—By a surerier roe' thOd such Complaints are- mitt , cured;- and, even ',Mier ° ' others have failed, I trust that 1 • may presume. to Ulla 3 radical re-establishment. • • • • Few, however, ate - the cases of complicated distress 1 1 this disorder, compared- with the .calauntous Sit 111lOnS C' Men, who, front an indulgence in a solitary vice, or. Or prevalent gaieties of rn-lashisenablaslife, acquire thai state of Debility, which is•the.unavoidable consequence . O . T sue r pernicious habits.. , - - . ~ . . ~ • Where the unhappy sufferer. broods over his misery. I- ', e , 4 _ l careflilly . cone eats his tnisforttine,'T it `may Le some cnt - t e lation for hint 'to kilo*, that although it be •an otafe: 2! doulattruncertainty with other PraCtitieners, th e ren'c' e ",,' of these Deficiencies by the - gradual progress - of Ren°."*" tion, is the acquirement s of e nie. .Experience.' se s a t rocs of Bacchus or Venua have begaa to !educe Manly vigottr , mach-anxiety wilt be prevented by an' early Ct3unterac ti?h of this. lans,uid State; and in. these eases. no Oat; • difF.cialty will' ocsar. ' . ' ' : -.• . But• where nos Deficiency has , foeyears existed, proper perseverance is indispensably te,ptiaite to revive the shone bering Sparks of Lit; and to re-rolimate the (..!anisti itt - iort.; , MA it R I ED ' WO MEN, who have long been Isife pointen in tacir expeEtatiens of a Family, may Ssurect,. that is -most instAnces, such.deteds are curable by 'l' Medical.•;k,kita, The secresv which is so essential t o ru and , •:!' e '''''.; and the qualificatioe ni s which I have presaed to stite, .`cirri I the basis of my pretensions, - and in coincidence with sUen 1 this intimation Is given, that gr. B. may- he o ,ll s uitc‘, 1 personaliY, or by Letters (inelosing a sited' Norea at 11 , 15 house, No, ze, Arundel street. Strand, near Temple l)5 . There is an additional Entrance in Water-atrec t ' - adjeming, and the Name is on both the doors. , M. la—, Member of the Royal College of Surgeoro- To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. o, New Bridge-stre et "' . London. six, * • ' Ettillbtlrgh; Mae 2, , 1 " ( '' IN the :Spring of 1794. I was afflicted wit h ` Venereal. Complaint, which I treated: with indigicr ence for five months; but was then obliged' to I applY to a regular illaysician. who put a„ temporary atop to tius vira lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for sill time; hot growing, in spite of all medicine and the ild'" `"A of the first Gentlemen, of the Faculty here, worse zi'' worse for two years, I was reduced to a state Anwar un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper; and ulcerated from head to foul.--My head thtoat, :inouthi nose, legs, arms, sec. have been alternately 'in 'dang er ° becoming useless; in short, I have had from -twenty V' thirty eating Ulcers on my body, -and nea rly totally de priveal of sight —it would be .voluminotti to partic ula : rise all my case—suffice it to say there never was, or el: will be, 'one of a inure dangerous, or of a more eoin cated nature. I was - long looked upon by my friend,. and imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ;, and, in deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to 111): more than miserable state. In this akreadful situation din • I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my Way a Newspaper contaiuing the case of . , Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not. -- . .sent and procured some. of your LEAKE's PATEN I PILLS, which, by• using from time to time, am now,' an't have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in'is good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ;. as a • proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born •to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Qoa, and in hoPe s of rendering my tellow-creature service, I request you to publish this; and you may at any tune refer persons w".`" • wish to be satisfied of the truth of thi s ,. or f urt her parti culars*, to me or my triends e by letter or per son. • il' earl e Zia.l 111. As few cases for badness will - ever eq i 1)V . 411-. . „ r e ; excited it, I . have from experience evere • recto 'ff tn t a ,' ; '' ‘ e e . ' mankind, that in your L E AKE's PILtS they wil' " f T e e. sure, speedy, sate, an d rediesi cure, fur that most dre ..ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called a tor' FIRMEMLUES. 1: 1 * Insurmountable family reasons prevent making ' l e e name and address public ,•, but creditables . pers'ons 'reet! Y ls s r .. . 'wanting information may ale& be referred to Inc arts: friends by Mrs. S. Clarks Ramsay-Gardens, Ediniturgh. •• ' - Prepared and . sold by the Sole Proprietor' . . ~ T. TAY LOR,'Member of the Royal College of Surge° ll , • in London, at Ilia house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, _,„ Where he will give Advice without a fee,.. to tsersons t_" .t ', , ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters', it' pot s . 'nisi, on the same terms, observing in al.l . eases the rof nes inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having 1 ,; . Mentioned, bat at their own &t particular retl est; by the 1 ee , prietor, during the course of more than thirty-eix- S'e.l'`l. that he has had the conducting of an ex teriaive sale or '',' _above Medicine, and the practice aristng therefrom. ___, They are also sold by -his Appoint - Meru,' for the con e nience of those living at a nistance,. 'by. Mr. Baxte r , South-bridge; .Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Ci_il e ' e gosv to whom also Mr. 1 1 . refers for his address; ar' . Peritener4 No. - /s, - St. • Alban's-street, Pall4ltall ; . ► !... Robertson's Toy-shop, No., to; Oxford-street; Mr. e V . , .. 4, borough's, No. 7, fishastrect-101 1 1, Little nomerne Mr. Steel's, Bookseller NO. 1, Union-row, e , Tower.•hille Mr.' CallwelPs, Dublin; and by one person . every Cian4derable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, _r,n e , Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed tro • with trill and t': .directions; whereby persons 'a either Sex' may cur them selves with ease andeecreev.. nearly opposite the nse C mmis . favour of -the o - with a Stamp, on - which, •by favo,, ~. moo, - N. B. Eveiy Box sola, in Crest Britain is Oile d 14 sinners, is printed, at the., Stamp-Office-- is 9 0 ,y , aCd, No 9, Kew Bridge-street," to imitate which re all others are counterfeit . . . • • n0..-.....aaa", HOOPINC COUGH THE HOOPING COUGH efflAually and exr• ditiousls , * Cured, by WALSIt's ANTI P E RTUSS I S• Extract of a Letter from Lietgenant-Colonel Cockburn, °' . . the 13t1 Regiment. . , stir, Bath, July 2t, 1798. Your valuable Medicine has been or .so melt benefit to 01 Child in the I-looping Cough, that 1 will give it all the sup' port in my power; if my name call be of any service toYogr you may make use of it. . I am, Sir, Your humble. Servant, To Mr. Walsh. Wrd. COCKBuvr,' . _ _ , - Lieut.-Col. 73d Regiment. Mr. Taylor, of. Lavender-hill, bath given the Proprietor a List of a great many Children that have been cured by tbl .in many parts of Lancashire,• also in and about Battersed, &c. Sold in Bottles, at 3s. 6d. 12S. and 265. at No. 6, dathe• rine-street; Strand ; where also may be had, his naucb esteemed Lozenges of Coltsfoot, for Coughs, &c. 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