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To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No.. 9, New bridge-street;

-London.

Edinburgh, May a, iSslo.
IN the Spring of 1.794 1 was 4ffliaed
Veneral Complaint,-..which I treated with indiller-
enee fro- five months ; but was. ,then obliged to apply to
regular Physician.' who put a temporary stop to the viru-
lence of the Disease (by mercurial, application;) for. stone
time; but growin„, iri Spite of all medicine and the advice
I Was, reduced to a state almost -un-'
of
.the first :Gentlemen of the 'Faculty here, worse and.
description, being an .entire leper,
it:rjrasuiellectfee
dor ra.tteal,:vil
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becoming useless.; in -Short, I have had from twenty to
thirty eating , ulcers on my boclf; and nearly -totally de-
prived of sight.--It would. he voluminous to • particula-
rize allmy,ease—sufflce it to say, there never-waA 9r. ever
will be, one of a mare dangerous, or of a more Cottipli-
cated nature. I was long, looked upon by my friends, and
imagined mySelf, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in.
kieed, in.- my then condition, death was preferable. to: my
more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did
1 drag a most Mike -Able existence, till Divine Piovidenco
threw in my way a'Newspaper, containing the case of a
Mr. B. of , Plyrtiouth—my friends read it, I could not.--I
seat and procured some of your LEAKE's PATENI
PILLS, which,, by using from dote to time, am now, aid
have long been, (after, more than four years indescribable
good a state of health as ever I enjoyed •
.as a
I had a fine, thriving, healthy cnild,born tO
.dtonirseotoraet
fseosw)t.,
timinlio assi '
months ago. In gratitude to God; and in hopes
of rendering my felloW-treatufe seryice, I request you to
' publish this ; and you may at any time refer persons who
wish to be satisfied of the truth of this,, or further par*:
culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person.
As few cases for Oadness +ill ever equal mine, and tiontit-
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mankind; that M your LEAK E's LLS they will find a
sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, for most dread-
ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called <#.
LUZS. 10H14 ti-ItiMPBO/4.
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LONDON,

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6,
~1.809.

We received this morning German Papers, to the
29th alt, They are, like all the pope rs which liave
lately reached us, full of rumours and rnysterious
hints, with very little positive iti:orniation. With
respect to_the,terins of -the Treaty between Austria
3nd. France, every thing still remains enveloped in
obscurity. There prevails the sate z degree ct un-
certainty with respeel to the Inovetnent of BUOb:A•
We have iodeed, heard. reports of his de-
parture from one place, and 'of his arrival at an-
other; but we have no positive au I hentic inteiligenoe
upon the sohject.One thing however appears tolerably
clear, viz. that some discussion ot an important na-

TORTE.

tune is pending between France and Russia, as there
bas been for soipe time pasta constant
of couriers b
.Head-quoricrs and
St. P. Jr-gl3. It is ruolourcd that a considerable

degree of coolness has taken lk,ce 1-;et,,ecn the Eal-
<4Tel:or of RUSSIA and .I.IUt)NAP,IRTE ; the foiiner, it is
;•• said; has expressed his di:wa, probation of the te:ars
enaan ed irce Austria, and I.;LIONAPARTL is stated
to have pub1ic444141n1146e,:-,to.tile 11.6ssian Minister,
that the 11,11.,..5id11 Army :lad not pertorrned.what was
prormsed, nor had they in any (intoner arist ereci jtis
expatation. Without pledging Ourselves to t e ac-
curacy of these reports, we have, at least sufficient
cround to be convinced that BIJONApAitt has not
terminated •the war with AuStria entirely to Iris
satisfaCtion, that is to say, he has kept his word.
by reducing Austria, as he said he would, to such a
slate, that for the future she would be unable to
disturb the repose of the Coutinent,

Since ,vriting the above, we have received a Hain-
burgh Paper of the :,)9111, from whip") we have only
has! time to make the following extract :
" FRANIi.yoRT,, OCT. 21.—The following ces-,
sions are mentioned as included in the conditions of.
the Peace concluded on the 14th

" The Littorale, as far as Agrarn and the Saver

or Sau.

" Upper Austria, the Inviertel, and Saltzburg.

" Those Provinces of Gallicia which, in the two
last partitions of Poland, fell to the share of Austria,
and which now go partly to Russia, and partly to
114 e Duchy of Warsaw.
‘f The Tyrol; against which several corps have
urched, returns under the dominion of Bavaria.
Payments in kind are. to be taken in disc Large

of the heavy war contributi-ns:
The corpi- of the Duke of Aboutes is speedily
expected in this varier on its Way to France.—
The Pulse's Adjutant, GRANDSAIGNE, passed thropgh
this town yesterdq, on his way to Paris.".

Louis BUON.4.PAIITE has issued a Proclamation,
forbidding all intercourse between his subjeats and
the Btitish in the Island of Viralc!;eren. The
palty for the first 'offence is 100 Louis d'Ors, or two
months imprisonment--for the second, 200 Louis
d'Ors, and itnpriSooment for,six months—and. for
the third ()ileum, the forfeiture of all goods; and

chatters, and pnliplited irriprisuninent,

i: stated in a Morning Paper, that on Tuesday
list the Thtteries, on South Beveland commenced a
heavy fro upon our gun-130ats, gut that they were
PA 15120 U 4 ii‘..nced, qpverllment have „lot received
irq account of such an event, Azd we believe there
11etc fopildation fut. statemeni. The epemy-has,