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bow the LONDON C; .47 i 2 7 -111., Dec. S, (soh IV:Ir.-05(, Dec F, 1v0r.,• 9th Ret;itneut . Lkute ri.ini, without porch, ;•', , Ni,c1 , ,.04.1, who retires. 2711 i Ditto, Gilv. to Lietitnar.,t, by pur r:haw; viz,: Win. Gent. to be . Ensign, by pur . I:44se, Vie .Forbes, promoted. beat Dit.o, Etisur..rt S4inuel 1:3,:el to be Lieutenant; without pun:hi:se, vile Cope, who retires. - • It'aogichtt.b.Cirlt,rie aod l'eottaitiy Ca4laloy. Zilordailm, Esq. t...) of .a Troop, vice vjlin tri , sbire Go/fern:en and Tonfinry CavaLy. - Sir An:irew.llavntio3,' hart, to Captain of tile Chippen, hain Tro,,p, Nefris, who . • , L , val'Eas; •vni rolmntecrs. . • Cha ries VI 111, Cent. to he P.os;',:oi, vice Mathews, whose Al,pointLlent dues 3kot take place. • DAY li ext•or 1 7 du-tref .r . geverend 1 Ileums V all.',liiai to i.pe Chaplain". , . ' . Durham Ciy 17,1. , :rzeers. John Smurfit, Gent, ~to be SeLend Lieutenant. Dwrkam Polunttyrs Richard Barney, Gent: to be Sec , Tat Lieutenant in Maier t.e.,iwick.'s Corps. R , ,,val Preston roltirtrer.r. First , Lieutenant Francis Chadwick hate' Captain, vice Hor ro,:ks, who resigns. Stco , d Lieutenant John Green tit, be first Lieutenant, vice Chaiwick.' • Thoni..s Moore, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Green. AISMOR NDUM. Ensign Nltrklew, of the 83d Foot, is superseded, being 4b- . .. . sent NA ;lilvat leave. -- Ensign i homas Fitzgerald Quin, of the sth West India Re giment, is superseded: . Elisgri Thomas Raistwick, of the Cambrian Rangers, is su .per/eled, being absent without leave. . Ensign John Purel, of the Loyal Talbert Fencibies, is su , perseded, he having deserted. , . _ • . E 1: R A r A in the Gazettes of the loth-Oaober, and z.tth'No- vemb4,lr last. egfrmept of Draglyyt. For Lord ff.iw.o-d Sornersct to be Cornet, 'without pm...base, • vice V. , :relsr,_ who resigns, , -Read Lord William (;e , ..i.ge Henry Soth..-rset to be Cornet, withutit purehase,, vice Verekt, Who rcsivns: 5614, Rot. For Henry Steel, Gent. to .be'..Ensign, `without purchase, vice D'ilguilar - ; who resigns, Read Henry Seel, Geot. to be Ensign, .without purchase. anniksions sigited 1:) , the 1,24 Lieatenlnt Eerkshire atted To be .D.l. , ty Lieuiellays. • . Onesiphorns Elliott Elliott, Esq. rle3dell Eon, eerie, -Viscount -Folkestone. Hon. Hon..Genral William liaicnurt. Sir Joseph Atitir(!vi.s, Hart. Thomas Goodlake, Esq. Ri, - ,hard'iLppisley, Esq. John EuAelberts Lieneurood, Esq. IT:niry Marsh, Esq. Matthew Alon 8 u, Esq. • William tient - v . Price, Esq. Arthur Yansitt4rt, the I'ounl - i;er, Esq. IsforiS Xintenes, Esq. tutiision ig the Berkihi:r6 Reziniert of Miiifra, rimed ly the Loi . ti Li.etenavrt, Auzustiis Flenry East, Eq. to be Major, vice Pyr, resigned. • D.:teci oOtoLer 2,t, .601. 13.4NKRUPICi' E NIARGE D. . • - Tan. 30. John H'euchan, of Liverpool. dealer in miglii4 at cieveu, t the 'VAR's. Hotel, Livel-pool. BAN KR '1 Charles Holt, late of Le:alit:to-line. Holborn, warehousmian, to surrender December tz, -al - eleett, rg, akal fanu.:ry 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Abbott, Roll's- Yard, C Flower Eisher,.nov or late of Chepstow, Nlianmoutlishire,, currier, Decerfaxr 11, tz, -and- f aiiiry 19, at ten, at the Geoige, Chepstow. Attor ' nies Messrs. Price and NV i Hams, • Lialculat's ; ljan, London ;• or Alessrs. Stokes and - Harris, Monmouth. George. Arthur, late of Shipley-Kill, . NorthuMberland, zniller,December 17, IS, and lannary to, at eleven, at the Shakespeare T,tvcre, Newcastle-iy , ..-Tyue. Attorl:ieb, 11.1ess-,,.-:_paim and reasia le, "1 - rea;thee.ll::-s t reet, London; or Mr. Cuthbert Teasdale, Newea,sti...-u}son-Tyale. • Abrahana - Zialoa Doncker Cuvelje, of Lancaster, merchant, Decen - iber 22, 23, and lanpary - 19, at eleven, at the house of F. Hillidge, Market-Place, 111anchester. Attornies, Messrs. Sharpe:and Eccles, Manchester. jolin. Clayton, of Sedgeberrow, Worcestershire, mealman, December 17 at five, 18,. and January 19, at ten, at the White:Hart ;on, Winacornb. , Attornies, Mr. George Edmunds, Lincoln's-h,.., London; ar Mr. T. svi'inchcomb. hbrallarn Houldsworth and Henry Gravenor, of Basiiighall street,. • London, warehouscc:len, reccinber I 22, and January 19, dt ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mc. naitye, C ilitllCery -lane OLD BAILEY., STXTII DAY.—TUESbAY, DEC. •8. • Abram Zence was indicted for feloniotOysteal ing a certain tvtodert box, containing a zl. Bank. of England Note, tree 7s. pieces, one half guinea, and i zs. in si►ver,' the property and monies of Thomas "luck. The Proecutor, it appeared, keeps a baker's •sho:i in Church-street, Betlinal_Green. On the 29th of November, a woman, one of the customers, came to the shop,. and paid his wife some money : on this ,occasion, the-latter took out the box mentioned in the indidment, and „info which she put the mb ,ney. A person coming in for a loaf at the mothent,. she laid the box:upon tl'ie count,er, upon which also a quantity of halfpence were laid. On this person's going out, the .Prisoner cainchastiLv in, and asked for a (pattern loaf. As she was. Teaeuing to him,- he gave her a push with some' violence which very 'aua disconcerted. her he then snatched up the box and ran Off with it. The customer alluded to, who was in the shop, imMediately ran to.the door, and gave-an alarm, crying out,'' Stop thief!" &c. In consequence of which, a man who was standing nearly opposite the Prisoner, advanced towards him, and caught him by the•collar. It appeared,, that shortly after -another person came up to assist in securing him on whiCh- the former observed, that •he had.hold of the Prisoner, and the latter might let him 'go. This proposition, h6wever, was not acceded to, the latter saying,. he would - take the Prisoner back to the Prosecutor's ‘shop ; and while was doing, the than . who first caught hold •of the Prisoner. thought - proper to run which seemed to induce - a suspicion that he was an accom plice of the .Prisoner's. .The Prosecutor's wife was positive — of the identityof the Prisoner.—On being searched,the Imix was not foudd upon him. -',J3eing.called•upon for his defence, his Counsel in_ formed the Court, that he had such an impedirne-nt in his speech as to, Lk quite unintelligible, and it appeared, that when he,was taken and carried hack to the Prosecutor's shot. not a word could he Got out of him. _lwo or three Witnesses appeared to his charac ter, but whose account of hire, did not, in thu [lion of the Court, give a favourable impression. The case, it appeared,, was capitally. laid, as steaiirtg beyond the amount of 4.05. in a dwel:ing honse.; 'but the Court held that, as"no 130 itive Proof had been adduced that ibe was Committed in the dwelling-house of the Prosecutor,. the Jury were justifiable in remitting the capital part of the charge. This seemed to be the opini i pn of the jury, who, after very shortly deliberating, found the Prisoner " Guilty of tkaling only." Mark Canror and Diana Deneb were charged with Stealing a piece of printed calico, and other articles, the property of. John Robins ; dnd one or the , counts in the inditmcnt laid some of the articles as the property of a Mr. Stephens. The Prosecutor, it appeared, is an eminent up_ bolsterer in Dean street ; the Prisoner was in his employ, and the•former Missing, from time to time, sundry•articles used in the business, at length sut. peAed Connor : in come:pence of which his apart_ merits were searched, anti many articles used 'in the cabinet branch of the upholstery business were found, as brass handles and setitcheons fur drawers, brass curtain rods, &c. but these, on account of their peculiar nature, or the state in which they were found, could not sarisfalorily be identified as the Prosecutor's property. Some wearing . appatel which was foimd, and laid to be the property of the above_ mentioned Gentleman, seemed, to be also in the same predicament however, the piece of calico, which was• through the means of a pawnbroker's duplicate found in the Prisoner's possession, -,was clearly identified. On eiridence to this general et. feet, the Jury found Connor—Guilty ; but, .as it appeared, on account. of the woman's living with him as a wife, and supposed io be under a degree of coercive influence, they were induced to acquit her; . 7chuilareison was capitally convieled of stealing a silver watch, at St. Catherine's. Sara.' So/omvfs, a respeaable let-Acing Lady, of, the Jewish persuasion, was indiaed yesterday for feloniously uttz;ring as true, knowing it to be forged, a certab.Profnissory Note; value 201. with intent to 'defraud John Sparkes; 'Richard 'Sparkes, and Joseph:Sparkes, of Guildford. - - The second Count laid it Atith intent to defraud Messrs. Hazard, Burne, and \Varner ; and the.3d . COdut with intent to defraud Sir James Esdaile, Hannuet, Esdaile, and Hatntnet. _ _ _ Simeon Smith; the first Witness, said, he is a Clerk to Messrs. Hazard and Co.'Lottery Office, Keepers, inCornhill.: The Pris Oner at the bar came _to the Office on the 'z9th of October last, about six o'clock in the evening,. and asked to look - at some eighth shares of Irish Lottery 'TiCkets : he *hewed her some, and w hen she had chmen one,-she ten. dered him a aol. Guildford Bill. Wheiuhe looked at it, l o thought it did not appear reguLu ly • signed, particUlarly the name .of Sparkes and Co. `being put in the place of Richard Sparkes; this in &teed him to show it to a Mr. Alder,' in the 01- 'lice, who advised him to take it to Esdailei to examine ; there he was told tt was a forgery. Mr. Messenger, from Esdatv..'s, did not return with him, but came in- just after, so as to join in :the questioning .of the Prisoner; they. first asked her where she lived ? She said in, Houndsditeh : how she came- by the Note ; from' whont she. took it ; and what consideration she gave fork ? She ap peared flurried very' much at first, but at length. said, she took it froth a man. she did not know, who paid it her for 'two pieces of fine linen, and she had 'given him the -Change: in money: 'He then gave the Draft to Alder, who passed it over to Messenger. Thomas Sparkes the younger swore that the sig nature WAS not that Of either: of the partners, nor was it' at all like their mode of signing Bills; their's being signed by Richard Sparkes only. William Blake was then called and examined by Mr. Gtrrney as Counsel for the Prisoner. He said he remembered having the note in his pitsesSion, from the 2.6 th till the zSth of Onober, when it ,WO(.A6, RDA Y. Ev.•!, ss. 7s. •preth , Fond., • . 2, N(nN' 3 Cent. 1754, , 3 per ('ent. 661 I)iito 12 I- trii 'Win* for A ctount for A pmuot Con6ols fvf Open. 6Siii E.VCIfif.VC; r-/•c. 8. Najiies - • 1)potto Ventti.: - LiJ'doil - Ibutyl in - _ b": DIPIDENDS. Tan. S. ThGmas Carver, of Bed:Ord, baker, at ten, at Guildhall, -Landon. g. lames Scott, of - Stratford,' Essex, lime - L.burner, at eleven, at Guildhall. - Tan ri. William Wli;:ttel and john Whettel, late of Poole, innkeepers, at eleven, at the Old Aliselcpe Inn, Poole. CE RT (Fit:J.l,l'ES . •__ % - Dec. 29. • Nathaniel Cooke, late of Charles'-street, West minster, broker. ' .• , . . Lewisl.t.:iy and Jonas Levy, of Oshorn•Place, Bridz-lane 1 ViliteChapel, vermicelii-manufacturers. Thomas Price, late of Walcot-Place, Lag lbeth,money- scrivener. • - - . Barnett Israel, of Heneage'-lane, Bevis-Marks, Houndsditch, butcher. , William l,irevitt, late of Weclnebury, Staff6rdshire, butcher. Eilward - Bridgman, of HighanuFerters, Northauiptua, baker. TO THE EDITOR OF THE. SUN. SIR, IN consequence of a partial and misrepresented Stareinfmt of the Report of the Stotic. Exchange Committee having appeared in ( ~ jne of the Morning Papers of this_ day, the Committee feel it incum bent on them to requeet, that you will not Copy the same in your Paper, as they conceive it tolblii - ve been inserted for malicious purposes. • . . . . By ()icier of the Commit,tee, • E. WHITFORD, Sec. Bth December, iSol. The Inhabitants of Brigh.ton, in - consequence of the various rob ties and depredations which have been commit ted in tlrat Town, lately came to the snirited . resolutiort of nightly patrolling the streets, by turns, which has alarnittl the robbers, and ef... fedually . prevented their making `any similar at: tempts: mgell-V:4h, one of the professed beggars who was apprehended by far. FOR n's orders on Thurs' day _last, has folio v ! 'ed that . profitable calling above 45 years; and has, for a considerable. time past (in consequence of his superior impudence and per, severance); been 'stilt:6 amongst thefraternity, the • King of the C4dgz;rz-, alias Beggar's. This mendi cant is well known to the fashionable loungers in Bond-street,'&c. 'several of whoa] pay him a yearly tribute of a guinea each, in consideration of which neither his ragged majesty,-oF.ar!y of his Crippled subjects, molest theM . iv, their promenades. This • fellow, and his . associates, itfter the day's labour is over, gerirra:ly meet at a public-house in St. Giles's, where, with their doxics, they frequently spend half.a.guinea each for supper, 4C. rehearse the dil -1 iMpo.itions they daily practise, - and laugh at the credulity of a tcofeeling public. . . • :• Printed by Pp NA N AVM 1 LLAN, (01,BQw4trcet, Covent-Garden); and Publiilied by W(l.l..i.‘ht ARMIGER SCRIP2S, (of Wm-terry-road,. We:;trninster) ; At the . Stzii-OPFIce, No, tt z, Strand ; where, .eldwertiremgai, Orders lot, the Paper,. hetter4 for the Editai . , -Ip;4st . acidiemd. went away from hitn. He had it .. from a young man called Flint, whose father tvaS *tried firs a ca pital offence on Friday,• and young . Mr. Flint has absconded. He hinNelf deals in clothes, and keeps a little shop, which. he has done for the last seven years. In the course of that time - he has met with several misfortunes : The has been several times in troutle, but would not say how often ; and could not recollea any more than once that he had been admitted King's evidence: He was taken into custody 01;1 this note and : another, and kept r;.ntn Friday till Wednesday, when that rth6l-thygood'gell ticmaa, the late Loicilllayor, seeing there was a con spiracy to 'take away his life, liberated him on li t is own recognizance to appear before the Grand Jury on this Bill. All this was brought from :lin! ?'ery involuntatily,• by a very stria\ examination by the LearAed CoimSel. The Prisoner in her defence addressed the Court, saying, "I hope your Lordships will excuse my im polite way of"addresing myself—That man (point ing to Blake) carrie to,, me, and b,Jught two pieces 'of linen, of z 5 yards each, at 3s. and ad. per yard : he paid me the note, and I gave him a tot., note, a 21. note and is. 4d. or Bd. I am not sure which, in change. - I did not know the man's charaeter; or I would not have had any dealings with him ;' and fsolernnly declare that I ant entirely innocent, and that it is my innocence only.supportS GGuilty._ PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW STREET. MAIL IWEBERY. YESTERDAY lames Stivok was brought before N. ,Buso, _tsq. and ,Sit W. ?Amer's, the sitting. Magistrates, charged with robbing the Tring Mail, containing the Winslow, Wendover, Ayles, bUry, Tring, and ,terkhampstead bags, on the night of the tOth - olMay• last, as the Post-boy was conveying the above Mail on horselottek ; as he was proceeding to a place- called tone„end, at North Church, he was stoil.K.d. by a man on herseback, who presented a pistol at him, and called cut--- " tti lio comes there and being an,wered,. " the -Mail-man,' he replied, " damn you, 'give it to me.'' He ..took 'held - of his hoise's bridle, and _Obliged the - boy to unstrap the, portmanteau and give him the above baggy; which w cre.all the port manteau contained, eyceiq a bye-bag, which was left in by.aecident. - The man then ordered him to go.up_a lane leading to Chesham'and Atnerdnan. WM. Salt, a Post_boy of 1-lungerford; in Bell:, shire,• stated, that he was born in the same toss n as the Prisoner, where they s e re play-fellows, and that he knew his person extremely well ; under standing lie was the mans who was advertised foi robbing the Tring Mail, be on Saturday sc'nnight, as he was driving a chaise and four, in company -with anotlier chaise and four, through Marlborough_ Vorest, saw the, ptisonet on foot, upon which he jumped off horse with an intent to secure him ; the Prisoner resisted, and they both fell to the. ground ; liis brother posy-boys, and - those that• were travelling in the chaise, coming to his assist_ at they. 'secured him, - and on searching, two loaded pistols were found in his coat pocket. The witnesses proi'ed, by a chain of evidence, that the Prisoner had uttered several Bank of ling_ land, as well as. Country Bank Notes, that were in fetters contained in the Triilg Mail when it was •lobbed. , The Prisoner was therefor t committed for fdrther examination. About ti.ree o'clock yesterday, a Gentleman caine to the Office, to complain of a mob with mar row-bones and cleavers, carrying a kind of paper banner on _a high pole, having assembled in the Strand, opposite the. British Fire and Life Assurat:Ce Office, and hcliaving in a very disor&-rly manner ; in consequence of which a number of Peace-officers were immediately dispatched to the spot ; 'but by the time they arrived there, the Mob bad moved to Charing-cross, where the Officers 'secured. the man carrying the banner, and one of:the marrow-bones and cleaverS.—They \vete brought to the Oftis:e for examination. On the banner, was rudely' painted a lion °lv his back, in the agonies of death, and a mouse above him, over which Was the following scrigtion 'c The Lion in expiring agonies from his second defeat, in combat with a Mouse in Westatinstor- Hall.:—Juries our glory and ow:- boast.—Learn this oppressors, at your cost." • • And which, of course, was meant to allude to a very recent trial in Westminster HalL. On the ex.: amination of the prisoners nailing satisfataory could be obtained as to their employer in the business . . ; but the Magistrates considering such proceedings 'as a breach of the peace and of most dangerousten dency, ordered them to find bail to answer the "com plaint, and for their fucure good behaviour.' Early last Monday morning the hou'se of Mr. Mears,' in Grenville-,Street, Guildford_street, was broke open and robbed•of a' large quantity of phite, with which the robbers madc . their escape. GENtus.-7—Sonietinies fashions are quite reversed in one age, from those of another,; but the' Patent Stay will be worn down to the late&t period; an d without any alteration, as it is-impossible to make any iinprOvement, either in advantage 'to the shape or caimfort of the wearer ; for notwithstanding stays have been worn many centuries past, yet the ideas of the Inventor's were :so 'conti - -ttc.d as never to 'form the stay to the 11.:.• ;:t framo, consequently no person whatever, in any roan:l - y, has produced the article upon the tight principle -; and noni , iths s tand, ing the many bate ihfringements upon this valu.ible Iqention in this Metropolis, and every other prin cipal Town in this Kingdoni, - yet' the persons tres passing upon this Patent will be frond not only , de ceiving the Public, but theinselves also ; for acre they even appointed to sell the Stay, and have them from the Patentee, they would then be at a loss to fit the body, except judgment. and proper ideas cocld be .conyeyed what stay will fit the figure, as this Stay is made upon such a principle, as to. require :Is accurate judgment to give ease and elegance, as for an artist to take a C . :greet likeness. • 1,1444:8 E R 28 ~~~ -- _ _.ate-~. ~_ -~---s -- _ -~= - ~ 1 1 ' -_ _- - - ::311J 3 Ehr:Zi. VISENte ; nk.c,, 7. Passed by— he Casti.2, 11:;illiton, from Canrl Princess Royal, from ; Patrick, Hall, I" , '' ; ' ; —, 11'0111 ; , Cudiz . Packet, lroin Petersbligh; Munster, Oolsun, and Renstun , from Norway. Sailedtlie Brunswick, Shaw, Cxsar, Lawler, Rove'. Retch, Tulloch Castie;, Vrancis . and Eliza, --'---.- LW Johnson ; I\larinzr, Good Win, 'and Olive BrailL --, Butler. for 3 anal, a ;'`Comet, for Demerara ; fur Si. ; Nano, Steele, for Venice ; Sisurs, 'l'4ylor, for Tobago ; -Queen Charlotte, Clark, St:rinarn; Cotton Pla:.,tcr, Young, and Juno, Clarkson, 1 " . G r: nada.- - AJAR I? IED.. At A liangrange, on-the zglii -ult. john Gillanders, F.sq- c• liiglifieV, to Miss jatt I;;4conci - Mackenzie, only datii,tll'' Mackenzie, Esq. of A lian;rrange. At Rothosav, on Nlonnay t;e1u:1;.;:lt, Mr. William Dcitigia'" to Miss jaile Moore. DIE.D. On the 2d inst. at Newp9“. Pagn.:'ll, Walter Bialy, Esq' or that lilac,. • On Thursday . last, Mrs. Stan::litfe, wife of Mr. Stancli2f 6 of Mary-le-bone-. On Sunday se'nnight, his . return from churcL., Mr. Jaintts 4.c.wes, 9f*Ramsbtiry, Wilts, aged 83. Last Afecli., tic Rev. Thomas Charnberlayne, Vice-r 0" vost of Eton, and Rector of Worpiestifna, Surrey. Lately, ort Iris pasage 11(;ine front the Jamaica •St r atiorr Lioutoiant Marini invokes, son Of the Rev. Ilto.;kes; of Shipton, in . 0 t;:vv:da) s ago, Si.. , oplcaic fit, Lieutenant' Colonel Forster, o the C,o .V,,,rmes. • 'ltr the Island of St. .1 r :n the month of Augus e last, I.i.....ntcuant-Colonel tin: 64th RL. 6 llni.r: Cemmait4nt there. I'R 1.1,1 U Nr.k Stock 183 - 7 . 1.8 Navy .5 per Gent. • shut pe.T.C.ei.t. 1797, . rcr Cetit. 95is 4-per Cent. Con. 85 41 • per Cent. Reit 67 . i.} per Cent. Con. shut Ditto Scrip Lack Long Ann: 19 t3-16i Ditto Short Atm:- 5 3-16 Ditto' Scrip yrsr COURSIf f TuEspAy Flatriburgii - 3t 5 25 ti..; Alttina - 3i - 6 2'7 tiN . Cadik - pgpct Ditto - -39 t etfediv,e, 'Mat!rid . - - itt oaper - Ditto - - 391 Leghorn - 53 THE MO L TO. BE D Y lON, Mr. CI IRISTIE • • After the liolislays; At his Great Room, - 'll Pail Mall, Be ORI)IiR. Of the SOLE t - XECUTOR• . ' NoBLE,SPACIOUS,.ati(i.SUPERLATIVI:' Ll' ELEGANT MANSIC: , /,, with tachvd and de't::ch:•d o F-F : I CI: ‘;, ; :;tcd alr R s o f tho First Ra;11: and Conse4loc.l:ce,'Lte the ilesi,ii.'ne-e•A;' °. Property of ' • • • The UOUNTESS of 1 1 101,1)11;,N ccea - Th,:• Prem:se.s, c the :and most clui...rabk . I C' r. p, spLzidid , ' .• • ; 0,4 the i • . .;, - • 4-irge ;' - "•= l .c: L; in •a style o_ superior taste anti .which 'open , n 6 into - a Palctny, b. 4,4 0 -1 ail• tiis= 1 0,:auties of :?',)E- PARK . , with 'the le - n`joir;" cf R00m5,C...11 0114 ...1* ; ex,xecied by the neatness :a." cornlbits of the Scrund.try and Apartn.,nts..4-. The IA(: Nil i . - , •; 1 - 3.4 T IU R with tile MANSION, I'RENCH ()LA! , SES cf Gi.at'ciiies3 beauty and pt . ..rfr:cji...l . , • late Earl durirg his Residence u . c•-; •••••'• , fair valuation, or they I t'z; , , _ Premises, and an early poL, • • ';.iy h: r o il In the 4.curse of tnt: ••• • capital 3 - , matchless Collet--I of f 17 I'CII NET PICTURES, CHEF 1) , (.2 ES of ili , :1;:c,::•-•••••_: ; ; brated and admired Masters, in Li...-. pristine sta e; a great 'Assf_tribl -, i , .e of the vainlb)o DRESDN old, • ,• j10,1':1\10,1':1\ CHI 'IPAN E,' CABINE :•r; ERONZE, 01, To be vie Ned by TR.l:ez •\ . 1 by pralC , , - send4ng thcir :\ arses, v, hen , i;:ther • • NENER,EA SS, To, Mr. THOM AST,. . . . on, No. 9, New . 13r:dge-tstitt:t, L0rA.,41, DtAR6IR, 1: is with the • most helirtfelt—satisfaaion t ? .r .1. ... ... address you on the incoMparable' cm:clic:nee of 3 " r valuable Medicine, LEAKE's •P ArI,ENT Spring of - ti ye.ar. 1 had the misfortune to t raci a real. complaint, attended NVitil most (Pi ge.roeS - sympro:ns Inserntich, til;:t I have gly'roc - nn tOr a whole v;eel: to :;ether, and nit aisle to 5 , • , , out of it ; I had no .rest.Mght nor day, and the r excruciating. pain• and turiinnit, suit 'what was still wg''o my eyes •giew ‘vean and dun; so that I could .learee . e 55 any ()Died, if ever.so.elo;se to me, iincl ex:preted rwtit+a, I=j thin - -tile total loss of my sight.,--Fro•ui a stout, anal rather corpulent: man, I becanie a iliere shadow, ~" !7? qbjc,:•:t of pity and compassion. MY friends had all giveil A fol over, and :nought my recovery impossible. lit this drePo t state, and expF:4l.,ing every minute to niy. last in t gri worid, I . Was tortunatel y recommended by a neighboe , " try your •Meilicine; bit having 'tried all medical aid to: 11 .0 r urpose, and being at an enormous 4. - :xpenoc, it was some before I coulfi be prevaikd on to take them ; at last I for six boxes, and below I had taken them till, I founi.l-',. e . siderable benefit; my . gradtiAlly deereased and . sight grew better, and, : to the great Anent of tll.my friends' (after taking three boxes m0te: , ,,,0 ( .health and strength perfez.tly restored, 0A to my Go:i zirel your invalitable Nlcdicines) - and licart as ev;.:-1 - Y was in .100 arc: at full_ ii i r y to publish this . in 'arts' 1,131 ' 1 ;$ you think proper, for ben.lit Of ... society at. farge, , ,, - il which I should have you.s' . ;oner, but was 1,11 -,ol ' rtiai);e. 1 rema . x, wit:: tiv; ,It!nost gmtitude, Sir; your ob ' rw,e(.l R. 1).•LE 1(41 : !' Hi _ . l:-street, i3irnllltr}tsn, Nov. - ;, 1 7 99 . . . The above Medicine. earhestly . m;ommeirited t 4° „.;of , l'ersu;'.s 6114 ate any (1•71r.. , t their being entirely every 'Venereal Alt4tion, tt" those about ing thzir condition lire; as it will (xi •.jnly er,• 3(i ,„ 3‘ or every tight of; nlatiire, of however long stanuinbl i o however ur4ter the al:ileara!'.ce' of other disoll it may be,,; :or . Scerbntic, tilandu.ku . ; and Cutaneous C.,°,70 plaints, it is also to taken, 'esre;i 3i '''• the Si rips, 7.11. • Prepared ant i . said tl).-!.,;(7,1e. Pr . orfetpr, THONt AS. Lots, igC:II6.CI of the i.7o,.p. , •ration ut Surgeo,ns • his House, .No 9, • N ; where 7 'he t' . wilt t r ,4 Advice, without a j:.::csops tAing these rills , poet-paid, on the . terms, observing in e:1 c;js r s the most inviolable seetcoir . Patiiehes• naive or CaS , : mentionecybpt t Cos own particular reqttc..t, b 1- the Proprietor; during the c e ° of more than 35 irear, that 'he has had the eondudirTtio apt l'xterisive sale - mk the above Medicine, and the . arising themtrurn. - , They are also 'sold by 'tlis appolii!meitt, itt the s a, furrier's, No. 35, idban's.street, beitson'T Toy-:;:16-p, No. w 3, ; No. 1; Union-row, Little Tosser-hill;. and by 1 e &c , %! 1 snr. tvs:ry consldentf! , ;:z • Town. le nelanki, in # 94. each, scaled' up, -.vit . !' acrd ;,aions, w4icrobv of either Sex may care plash salve; with ease and ~ecrecv. old% . h . Lai.el, Jinx sold in Gre;:t Britain is seal.ecilco 1?, on which, by favotir of lac Comiru , s)'' prinLvd at tile Stairsr).:).iiic,:----" T. Taylor, '° . 9 1 1 ' l ;rldi - s'e•“fl:et,"- . —to imitate Which i 9 Fc.ariy, anu are Colitterleit. 1, 1 :6 TUE ATRE - MbRRO' _ . T Alpn . - i - • • -e,4OAS 1- Tll TAeo And on Monday hl , e" n tice iv • ill • ° • bud: t ; EH E AlltE - MORRO.' 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