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To TIIONINS TA-YLOR, •
No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London._
.Honoured Sir; • • Edinburgh, March tB, !Sol;
BEG leave to inform you; that ever • since the
year f79F, I have been attlieted with the LuesVene.
rea from its obstinately-resisting every c,uirse of
Medicine prescribed by ~the most eminent of the. Faculty
nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation,
and tWicedischarged-froin the Hospital,.- with little
would. appear to he of the
.most,inveterau: tiat!tre. In the
spring of last year my disorder had got to such .a head, as
.nearly to put a period to 'my existence —I-had a large ulcer
on the crown of my -head, one on. each arm, and my legs
were broke out itta. frightful manner ; my right was dread-
fully:painful, 'andhad been in a state of ulceration • for the
last seven years ; toy left had also two -lar'ge on it,
was very much discoloured, and gave me' such excrutiat-
ing pain, particularly w4en: warm in bed, as nearly, to
-dc.
prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was rearm-
Mended by Mt. 1, :Thompson, .(who•,received so great a
cure by, titer here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills,
which h beg nto 'do on • the 26th-of May ;.-bi the course
of a fortniAnt, 1 - began to recci-:e benefit—um little more
titan.. a month, • ulcers on my heed and , atbis - were
soundly healed—,4oon atter, the sores on my legs healed
also; leaving, liowcvet, considerable diSeolodration in the •-•
:and 'pain lit she
.bone of the, lett, whieir, by the ales.
. sing of-(xi, little longer, perseverance in yoarinva-
sUbsided tire nodes 'rlispersini-, the Si in
regathinglniAtit ti . and the twin rnal • pains -gradually
going q 11:„ 1. thus.becaitre, by, your liberal advice and Me-
dicine, peffe,:tl*Y free from
_all 'my" former 'e6ltiplaintS:
have recovered my former' spirits and-. strength, amid airs be_
corne.jolly and. tat, in yinch state pavingcuntinued many
montlis,to„the ,astoutsfiment of all.wth knew me, I am at
a 10:•'siificrhat terms to express my -gratitede, but' beg you,
for the good of other .sulicring mortals, to. make, this my
case as public as possible,. as 1 shall on' every occa:;io;
in so, doing, you win. Sir, your grateAtl,
obt &A:oa, very-,liiiinbie servant, AI.EX .MURKE
Swatt's•Closejliglr,street,;Edinburgli:
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,0 O. N,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 18.06.

WE received • this morning Amerifal Papers to
the Bth ult. The following articles respeaing Ad-
miral GuiLLEAuutz's Squadron, which Weyhave
traded from the New -York Papers, are so don-
fused, that it is difficult to determine what degree of
credit is due to them. It seems, clear, however,
that the French Squadron has suffered considerably
in the late 'dreadful hurricanes.

" NEW YORK, SEPT. 8.--The Patriot, French
Man of War, arrived in Annapolis Roads on the 2d
September. The Squadron experienced a violent
gale, which lasted fiqm the toth to the 13th Au-

gust. The Patriot parted on the I Itb, and is very
much damaged, having carried away some of 4e.f.
Masts. The report of the capture of part of the
homeward-hound Jamaica Fleet ii without foundar
tion, nor is it known which course the French Fleet
-have taken.

SP'T. 6.—The Philadelphia Gazette, received this
day, states, that the remainder of the French Squa-
d►on, consisting of the Eole, Foudroyant, Castor,
And Impetueux, of 74 guns each, have put IN to Hamp-
ton Roads.—The Norfolk Paper, of the 28th ult.
makes no mention of it. The Valereux French Fri-
gate is arrived in the Delaware cEsmasted:

" The Sybelle French Frigate (consort 'Of the
Regulus and President) arrived in Hampshire Roads
on the 30th August, in great distress.
" The Pomona Spanish Frigate, Qf 40 guns, from
Vera Cruz, was captured on the 24th August, off
Maio, by the .Arethusa and 4tzson Frigat6, and sent
for Jamaica."

WE have. received Pai; P e.r to the sth inst.
0,4
from iwhich we have made copious extra&s.
KNOBELSDORF, the PrUssian Miniter, has quitted
Paris, and followed
./3rONAPARTE to Mayence, so
that the Negotiations between France and Prussia
are not entirely
_broken off: The French Papers are
quite silent Upon -the 'subje& of the Negotiation
a itli this Country. The alrgus; of the 4th, in
speaking of the capture of .13u0nos Ayres, adapts a
very different style from that which it usually
employs.: it compliments' British skill and va-
lour, but censures very peverely—the condua of
the Spaniarclg in-suffering so valuable a possession
to be 'taken by so small a force. - We are prevented,
by want of room, from :offering any further com-
ments on this interesting

Ross, the .Messenger, left Town last night
~ith Dispatches for Lord LAUDERDALE at Paris.

GEORGE R.

AdUitional Instruaions to the Commanders of our
Ships of War. and Vessels, which have, or .may
:have, Letters of Marque against Pl'ussia, and the
Town of Pappenlaurgh ; and also to the •Jildge of
Eligk Court of Adniiraity, and th'e'Jticig,es of
our Court of Vice-Admiralty. Given at our Court
6t.
,St. James's, the Twenty-fourth Day of Sep-
ttmber, 1806, in the forty-sixth Year of our Reign.

• " Our \vill and pleasure is, and it is hereby ordered and di-
reacd, that all pru,:aian Vessels and Goods, and all Vessels
and Goods belonging to the Town of ,iappenburgh, which
shall "be seized cad detained by any of our Ships of War, or
Privateers, after the date hereof, shall be brought into Port,
and shall be carefully preserved in safe custody, but that rro
final udjudicationof such Vessels and Goods shall take place
until our further pleasure thereon shall be signified, either
for the restitution of tliZ said Vessels and Goods, or for pre-
ceedir,g to the final adjudication therein,

" By klis Majesty's Command.

(S.igt;e4)

SPENCER."

Sr SArsvr.L•Hoon Is in a fair way of recovery;
ord HOon returned to town yesterday from visit-
irig him at the Isle of Wight.

Twelve Serjeants in the Guards, in black, are to
walk oy the side of the Car that is to convey the
Re-liains of Mr. Fox on Friday;
Yesterday Lord HOLLAND and Mr. SHERIDAN
had an audience of the PRINCE of WALES Ilona five
o'clock till near six.

Yesterday, there not being a snfficient number of
Aldernien present to copstitdte a Court, the Lord
isdaym' o'rdered the price of bread to ren)ain„_y ,% a
ltd. the gdarterd loaf of wheaten, and'i rad: icous‘e7 •
hold.

The first Pi:oclaination3 issued by the Dulse of
BEDIOAD are 'dated Thursday last. One Of thein
i, for revoking the Order of Council, issued in No-,
fdr .VesselS Corning from Spain 'to
pert Or..) onarantine, 'which, it appears, is no Ipnger
riecessary—the other is for iaking'off,the quarantine .
hithertO imposed
,on tb,e irnii6gat4m of rags into
Ireland,

'We learn from Palermo, that the Prince of TriagsE
PHILIPSTEIAL is so far recovered. froM his wound 4
as to be. able to write. His letters, which come
vn to the I Oth or August, give encouragement to
..,
or Ins speedy recovery. . i "

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