Star.
London, England, 1801-09-14 00:00:00

A good lace:

One (mall Frcnch vefrel, marked letter F, by the
MONTAGU. MAGNIr(Ctwr, MARLBOROUGH, and
LORD NILSON cutter:

is Marquireto, by the MONTAGU, MARLIO-
- and LORD Nicson cutter :

Maria Rofe, and Two Wrecks, by the MCNTA-
Gus and LORD Nstsos cutter.

The crews of the Livat.v, Mi
Rasa's, and FosTuss, for

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French privateer la Foudroyani
proportions of hull, ltore, and
Paid prize to-morrow the isth
Btaikliogs.

BEDFORD RACES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER it.
Fifty pounds for all ages, four-mile heats.
His Royal Higbncfs the Prince of Wales's b. c. John
O'Groat, 4 yrs old
Mr. Golding's b. h. Boater, 6 yrs old a &
Hunters Sweepitakes, value Fifty Guineas, Two-
milc heats.
D. of Bedford's ch. c. by King Fergus
Mr. Spencer's b. m. I.uurfa

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2 2

LINCOLN RACES, WFDNESDAY, SEPT. 9.
His Maidty's Purfe of One Hundred Guineas, by
Four or Five-Year old Mares.
Mr. G. Crompton's b. m. Anifeed, by Coriander,
4 yrs JS - - - - I
Sir G. Heatheote's b. in. by Bum:of, 4 yrs old 3 1
Mr. Buttcrfield's ch. in. Emprcfs, 4 yrs old 1 dr

SALISBURY RACES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER it.
The Maiden Plate of 7.7ifty pounds.
Mr. jefftry's b. h. Hcphellion, 4 yrs old 1 a I
Mr. Ehon's b. c. Dcfcrter. 3 yrs old -
Three well contelled heats, particularly the fall,
which WAS won by half a neck.

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s, captured by the ABINGDON RACES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBF.R S. I
and LOID NiLSON The Members' Purfe of soi. for all age.. Four. .
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mile heat..
Mr. Durand's ch. b. Sir Sidliry, 4 yrs old a I s
irked letter F, by the Mr. Robir f ,:e. b. b. Ambo, 4 yrs old 1 3 %
oIIR LIOROUG 11, and Hon. G. Rowe's b. b. Slang, aged - 32 3 i 1
Cokmiel Klngfcote's Chuckle - - dr
,1011TACIU, MARI:BO. DeAd heat between Sir Sidney and Ambo.
1
liter
: A Sweepßakes of vls4gDs..4lesancAhY,.to which the so!.
!cks, by the Mcrra-. Plate was added, for all ages. Two-mile heats.
r. Hon. G. Down's b. h. Dungannon, 5 yen old i 1
MC LIAO I It, NIGER, Mr. Hallet's b. la Ruhhilh, c yrs old - 6 a
the capture of the Mr. Rygate's b. g. Lumber, 5 yr, old . 2 3
nt, will he aid their Mr. Snell's b. g. Crocoddt.. 3vs old - 3 4
p
Mr. Shury's b. h. Spicer. .Fed - - 4 5
I head-money of the Mr. Kent sb. g. Frrcholder, 5 yen old - 7 6
iullaut, at Beaufort hlr. Whalley aNW ct 44\er. 4 yea old - i ;
Mr, Ay rifs'a b. ca. Partuip, j in •Icl • i dat
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• PRCOLATIOL—RICE v. CHUTS.
Mr. GARR, mi. laid, it was with real concern he
was neZetlitamil to lay this cafe before the Jury
•
and the Public, becaufe it involved iii it the mil-
tonduet of an officer of a Tencible corps of cavalry.
It was much to he lamented that the friends of the
defendant had. not adviled him to withdraw from
the prefent cornett, and prevent even the bare
Ratemeat of the Gets that had given riie to it. It
was an aCtion brought by the plaintiff, a tradefman
at. Brighton, to recover the value of a quantity of
oats, furnifhed as &rage, for the troops under the
command of the defendant. It Was a circunittance
no lets notorious than it was to be lamented, that
the different tradefinenof Bri gh tonhad been obliged
to bring aCtions againft the defendant. and other
officers of the Hampthire fencibles, for articles they
had received for the ufe of their troops. He fhould
not, only (Lew that the defendant aftually received
the goods for which this anion was brought, but
that he made an immenfe profit by cutting down.
the meafuresi and defrauding the horfes of their
tillowanceof oats, and the troops of their allowance
of Bread. The public mifchiet which might enfue
from fuch a condua was incalculable ; for it was
;anion idle to obferve, that at the moment when
die rafhnefi of the enemy fhould ufge them to
rbake a defcent on the fhores of this country, no.
thing was more material for the refinance of fuch
an enemy, than that our own troops and horfes
fhould be in the belt poffible condition ; but what
could be evaded from their exertions, if they were
deprivid of that due allowance of provifions, with-
out which their ftrength could not be fupported ?
The defendant. though he had, in derelietion of his
duty, and in violation of the confidence repofed in
him, appropriated to his own emolument part of time
articles furnifhed by the plaintiff, had, neverthelefs,1
had the behinds to have his conduit noted in a
Court of Janice. To the honour of Government,
the regiment to which the defendant belonged was
no longer retained in the fen ice. It would be
proved that this regiment of fencible cavalry went
from place to place robbing Peter to pay Paul, and
apticipating in one town the allowance they were to
receive in another.—The officers kept drawing on
the paymalter of the regiment for fume they had
received, and were perfonally refponfible for, and
at lalt the permitter becoming bankrupt and ab-
fconding, the tradeframi of Brighton were defraud-
ea of many- thonfand pounds. The prefent cafe
had been tried before, and a verdiel had been given
ifbr the plaintiff, under the direr tion of Mr. Juflice
HEATH. He &d not mention this that the Jury
thould return the fame verdia, but only Tor the
purpofe of informing them that the fum recovered
in the former aftion wa#4ool.; and that a new trial
had-been moved for and granted, upon the ground
that part of the articleshad been furnifhed at a time
when the defendant was abfent on the recruiting
firvice, and.the Court were of opinion, that he was
not liable for what was furnifhed during that pe-
riod. The amount of that was 1361.. which he,
therefore, abandoned. The fum Ire went for was
;dol. the amount of what was furnilbed after the
defendant returned. It would be proved that the
defendant faw and approved of the famples of oats
delivered,-and was, to all intents and purpofes, an-
fwerable for ,the payment of them. There was an
additional demand of 471. for forage, after the pay.
mates had abfconded. He repeated, that the firft
fum he abandoned in conformity to the opinion of
the Court; but, with regard to the other two, he
intißed there could be no doubt of his right to re-
cover them.
Mr. RISAD Paid, he was clerk to Mr. Chute, CI,-
tain of the Hampfhire corps of fencible cavalry, in
the. year 1799. He was quarter-matter. to the
regiment, apd clerk to the Captain, from the 13th
of 041. 1799, to the aoth of Feb. s 800, and re-
Membered purchafing oats of Mr. John Rice, the
plaintiff, to the amount of 4331.
Mr. Gaatow again obferred, that he abandon-
ed all but 2891. 3s.
Lord KEN rot+ raid, he was forry the defendant
fhould have Coffered fuch an aCtion as this to hate
been brought forward; but, if people would run
their heads againft a wall, he could not prevent
its hurting them.
Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD obferved, that a Com-
mittee had fat upon tile fubjeCt of the plaintiff's
demand, and had adjudged that he was anfwer-
able for what he had aktually ordered.
Lord KIN rot laid, he was anfwerable for what
was ordered by his clerk. if the articles were de-
livered to the clerk, upon the credit of Mr. Chute,
he was bound to pay for them, agreeable to the
maxim, qui fr;t ter afialuxe,
,tornter fe.
Mr. Serjeant hiIEPHIRD laid, that it was necef-
Airy the troops fhould have forage, and that fome-
body thould give orders to the tradefmen to firrnifh
it. The witnefs was clerk to the troop, and, in
that capacity only, had given the orders for the
articles, for which the anion was brought.
Lord Kr tirom•-.-., You argue right, where per-
lons give orders on account of Government, it has
been decided, that in fuch cafe, they are not per-
tonally anfwerable; but in this cafe, the plaintiff
cannot go to the Treafury for his money.
Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD faid, if it 111,11 to bi
undertlood, that officers were to be refpontible for
the forage furnilhcd the troops, no one would be
found willing to take fuch a rifque upon himfelf,
and, confequently, the fervice would be materially
injured.
Mr. Read continued his evidence; he (aid, lie
had received orders from Captain Chute. to reduce
the horfes meafures of oats from eight to ire
pounds. The Government allowance for the bodes
was eight pounds per day. The defendant ordered
• the !matures to he cut down to five pounds, thzre-
by cheating Government, and each honk, of direr
pounds a d.ty.

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Lord ,:7.41•0b1-•-•" Upon my word, I Mall be
ob',iged to fend this to :hc Anorney Geveral. I
shall not mince the m It!ci ;41411. Ilia eme,‘,liic:,
airens cf: public, I
than 11,4 attcoci to the feelio.uf the pieties ; aild,
Au coatrovc,r,, I iha;l lay th.b

rberotediekithitty detierdt- &Blinker iciat
town."
Mr. Read added, that CiptaitiChute gave di-
reCtions for cutting down the meafore, in-thepre-
fence of Captain Baker, and Quarter Mailer Rudd;
they were afterwards reduced by John Watmore,
of Captain Chute's troop, and fent to Captain
Chute's lodgings, that he Might fee whether they
were cut down according to his direflions.'He laid,
they were done perkily right. At This time, Cap-
t.sia-Clute bought his own corn for the troop.
Lord Krtirow—,4 Has this defendant no friend
in the world to advite him, to prevent this action's
ptoceeding further ?"
The witnefs laid, the meafure the defendant had
ordered to be cut dov;n, was not nfed the whole of
the time, becaufe the circumilance had been re-
ported to Major Beevor and Colonel Everitt.
Lord KEN YON-..." As loon as it was reported to I
them, that the meafure was cut down, they re-
jetted it i"
Witnefs—" Yes, they delred it to be altered."
Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD afked the witnefs, whe-
ther the paymafter was not refponfible for the fo-
rage ordered for the troop ?
the witnefs replied, that the paymafter had no-
thing to do with the Government allowance of corn.
lie Elated further,that he frequently fettled account s
with the defendant, during the time the fmall mea-
fure was tiled, and paid hini the balances due to
him. He did not recolleft how much the defendant
had pocketed by any one a& of fraud, but, in the
whole, he had cheated Government of upwards of
Soot. dui ing the time be was his clerk. He laid,
he obtained the goods from the tradefinen at
Brighton, certainly upon Mr. Chute's credit, and
purchafed the oats of Mr. Rice, folely on his ac-
count. None of the tradellnen ever expected any
body elk to pay them, but Captain Chute ; and,
in fad, he had received the money from Govern-
ment to do fo. The witnefs enumerated feveral
turns of money, which, he laid, he had teen paid to
the defendant by Captain Baker, on account of the
corn, for which this affion wis brought.
On his crofs examination he infifted he had no
(hare in this plunder of the public; he was only al-
lowed after the rate of id. a year for officiating as
the clerk of Captain Chute. He produced feveral
memorandums, which, he Paid, it would be pro-
per to thew the Court.
Lord KENYON refufed to fee them, obferving,
that the prefent was not a Court of Inquiry on the
conduct of the officers of the regiment.
The withers laid, in confequence of a complaint
that the !forks bad too little, and were not able to
go through their work, the meafures were infpeeted,
and Major Beevor threatened to put the witnefs
under an arreft. During the time the fhort mea-
fore was tiled, the defendant made a regular Paving
in the article of oats only, of from 81. to tol. per
month; a Caving not allowed by the regulations of
the army. The withers received the money for the
corn, of which Government was cheated, and the
defendant received it from him; be had bis receipt
for it. _ . .

Lord KINYOII.—" You fay you made indivi-
dual bargains on the credit of this man?"
The witnefs replied, that he ordered the oats on
the credit of Captain Chute, and exprefsly told
Mr. Rice the defendant was perfonally refponfible:
He remembered the defendant drawing abill on the
paymafter, who accepted it; but, what became of
that bill afterwards, he knew not; at that time
there was money due from the paymafler to Chute.
He was certain Rice did hot truft the defendant on
the payrnalter's account he did not, know that
the defendant had ever been abfent from his regi-
ment ; he was at Arundel on the recruiting fir-
vice, but that was not confidered an abfence from
the regiment I the bills were made out in his name,
and the amount of the favings were paid to him,
whether he was abfent or not ; there was an ac-
count, which he the witnefs had in his hand, prov-
ing, that for feven months, during which the de-
fendant was abfent from his regiment, he re-
ceived fisl.
Mr. Scrjeant SHIPHIRD obferved, that if the
credit of the Captain of a regiment could be pledged
by his clerk, no man could ferve his country in
fuch capacity without the danger of being ruined
by the reflronfibility attached to it.
Lord K vois.--.4 lam pretty confident, from
my knowledge of your chara,ler, that your better
judgment is controuled in this cafe, otherwife it
would not have been kept up fo long. However,
all I have Paid goes for nothing, if you can take
away from my book this witnefs's teflimony. As
it (lands at prefent there can be only one refult,
and that refult is as clear as the fun."

Mr. Serjeant SIIIPHIRD confeffed he was not in
a lunation tocontraditt what the witnefi had fworn.

Lord KENTON faid,' no propofition could he
more clear or Pimple than the right of the plaintiff
to recover. "I am forty (laid his Lnrdfhip) for
the honour of this Man ; but I have pledged my-
fell to the public to lay this cafe before the Attor-
ney General ; and, if my memory does not fail me,
when I re tch town, I certainly (hall do fo."
A vcrdift was given for the Plaintiff—Damages
2891. 3s.

A miller at Monks Eleigh, in Cambridgefhire,
was lad week fined 51. for adulterating the flour
of three pecks of gleaned wheat.
SORE Nirri.s.s CURED.—How many Mothers
date the beginning of long illnefs, and a lingering
death, to this cattle ; And dill more, lovely infants
have pined, leaving the Father childlefs, and
Alm Mother eomforticfs. Indeed Come have gone
moaning to the-grave, under fuch a lois; who can
be blind is their own comfort, and In watlefiil
to their husband's property, as to he ill ten or
twelve months uith bad Nipples, and at lad he the
death of their own iorant ! Stupid indeed, when
55.5 d. w ouW pret cot all that evil, by following the
example of Lady CAR Plf GI F, St. James's, when in
town ; M s. Taylor. No. 77, Alderfgate-greet ;
Mrs. King, James.flreet, Covent-Elden ; Mrs,
hlunt, No. t i, Milford-lane, Strand ; Mrs. Rt.wley,
Baker, Woolwich, and hundreds more who ufe
Mrs. C Aans re's Drente of Roles, and Nipple.
cafes prepared by het-telt; No 76, Long age.
N. B. The poor, recommended by their own
Clergy, pay ouiy as. yd. a packet.

FOR DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS,
DALBY's CAR MINATIN'I..—A CAUTION.
WHEREAS many counterfeited Sorts of this
Medicine are offered fur fak by fundry Draggifts and
others, seder fpeciotia peTteateci ; and whereas repeated Com-
plaints have been made of the bail i-fiedis cif thefeesimpolitivits •
Pnrehaferi are requelted to be particularly careful in ob.:
(erring, th-t the name of F. NEVs*BERY is engraved in the
Stamp, which Is patted on each Bottle. as the furelt mark of
authenticity; and that in the bill of Direc9lom, in which fuck
Bead, is wrapped, is the following
Ea TRACT VIION TUC WILL 01, TUC LAIC WC. DAI Ily :

" And whereas, I did many years finee inftruit tny daughter
Frances, now the wife of Anthony Cell, of- North-Rrcet. Weft-
;ninths., Gentleman, in the art and metbod of prepariog, corn-
pounding,und making up a certain Medlcine.of whkh I ;Ins the
foie inventor, calimi and univerfally known by tLc name of
DALIT'S CARMINAT IV{ ; I have again inftrudtd, and com-
municated to my raid daurht•r, Fran:as Cell, the react of pre-
paring or making up the fitd Medicine; and I du hereby con-
Itinite and appoint my laid daughter, the foie Preparer of this
ukful Medicine. 1 hken•ife give to my (aid daughter, Frances
Cell, the kik pe.merty of the laid CARMINAI IvF, and 111 pro-
fits arifing from the Salt thereof, to her and her Heirs for ;yet "

Tin:. excellent Medicine Is a molt Cafe. effettual, and in ge-
neral an immetliatc Remedy for the W md, Colic., Covulfrons,
Float's, and other INforst.!rs in the Bowels °Llnland: and is
equally (enterable to perforts of all aims, NT inter- ! Com-
plaints orcall'sniJ erbad liquors, fruit, &r.
It is ((Adonis, at Mr. Newbery's (the only Wartisoefc for Dr
lames'. Piot der ). No es, lit. Paul's Church Yard, or. at
Torch-way.a .cw dour* from t!.s I. ort:er o,f Cheayr i , 1.•11
lon, it, Bottles, price is 6d. each. end ;d. duty.—Alto retail.
he his iippnintmtnt, at Meffrs jr!ourl: and Co's. No. 1i... am'
Pietnilli. /on 76, (hford•ttaret , %Va V.'s. No tl, rio'
liond•ltrot ; it..rtry Codt.ri.r.otritet ; W. ltartt''•
01011 t r, Att." r. Weltnitoft r I! It.: r. hers, Imo: •.
•Art : J W.,iil,Nii 3:t, I ; ot Cs. it I..(ll..zabangs;
and N . losS NO. 36/, lisitouih Itirt4tivat.

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COPY on Larrattimilibibtlfwete IlArintint.fAN .
DtA2 ua, Funchal; Madin.l.7 21 >3')l.
,&pRELABLE to my promile I have tht hap-
' 3-pinds to Inform you of a fur*WigChrePertidted by your
excellent Medicine called the"GtittaSidutaris: I was afti,s4
with a moft inveterate 6curvy and Rheusn.a.ic catty Poi:Lc,
which cauted my ler anirabdonsetxto Noel' to fuch a degree
as mafte me and my Surgeons thiiik it was the Broptd ; ;yid
accordingly treated my diforder as futhe tift a friend ct
who had been as bad as inyfelf, informed Me of:bid cuee
formed by your medicine when in England; and, fortur_ataly
for rue you happened to be then in thiriffand, I fent for you.
who imthediately told me my contplaint wad the !;curvy,
and recommended the a eourfeof your Medicine, Tiro G mum
Bottles of which cured me. I am, dear Sit\ with thooki,
Your obedient bumble fervent, .
AWAIITACIO jOil Sgyr4A.

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Wltneifes.
Denting°. joarde Silva,
Pedro de mead Alunifila.
P. S. I will efteem it ass linguist favor if yen will rtst:ts
thin for the benefit of tbofe slßleted with the above Comp' 'lnt,.
It is prepared end fold by the king's Royai Aethori•i,
bottles at tl. as. tts.6d. se- sd. and sa. suL each, du ,t a:-
eluded, at the Proprietor's, Dr, S. Ffooll%lllo, No. 73, 1-1,t,,„_
garden, London • Tutt and Bolton% Medicinal Shop Roe,/
Etehange; Mr. 6oukling, Pertumer, No. ea,Cornhill ; Mr.
BaCOn, Na s to, Ovford-roed; Ward:a, No. 324, tiolimem
Pidding's Medicine Warchonfe, No. 76, Oxford-road, 01,1,,,th,„
the Pantheon; and at oar Medicinal Shop is every LOP.II in
thethiee kingdotts.
*,,* The Five Guinea Bottle contain' seven tingle one;
Advice gratis.

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11THEN Picicfnemal Mcn or education and, te.
v-v fpantibillty deviate from eke general fyitern by the ie.
ledlion of a peculiar Beane*, the rSnction of balk contioged
fuccels is the heft criterion cf
Eight years have I devoted my practice to the ezetutivetecit.
meet at THREE DISORDZIIIs, and the fuecefshil Wok'sf
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I airs
able the ravnger of theferomptaints which arethe malt import.
sot in the cataleptic of human
After initial:m.lmo every brouc.h as an Arrrty Surgevm, I
farmed a with at an estirpetind of Pradirreorefeue ittaivida.
ale from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally sass.
germs precipitancy of general I'ra:tido:leis.
The 'IVREA.: DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
voted my attention, compete* ev..ry fpecies of VENEREAL
INFEC7'IOIII, whether of a meal/ or long duradon.-2.dly.
All kinds orDEBILITY, whether arrang irbril the
Sehaollyvva or the intiatzennecatmatureage, and tatty that de-
rangement of the finest us Women viialth.lh called 1.144,„itii.i.
NESS or srERILITY
Numerous difeafcs are Me vault of ignvirame as. ha& in the

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'trentmeneof a Ample Gonorrhea, and it not undrequonly hap.
.pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of as
.unguarded hoer. By a Ilmerbre mathod.fach complaints are
mkt/ cured, and even where others bare failed, I unit that I.
may perfume to offer • radical re-ettablifhment.
Pew, howevtr, ate the cafes of compßested• diftetfs.in this
!Wheeler compared with the calengeous &Makin of
.from indulgence in•SOLITA RY VICE, or the prevalent
ties of a faihionable Life, acquire fist Rate of Debility which
:is the unavoidable coafequence clinch pewit:lugs habits.
• Where the unhappy (utterer broods over his mifery, but care,.
Nay conceals his misfortune, it miy be lbw* emaciation for
'him to know, that although it he an obiclit of aught or uncer-
tainty with other Pradlitioneni ' the removal of tilde Fl-
CIE Rellin by the gradual progrellieriememitien loth. acquire
went of my experience. if the rites of Bacchua at Venus hays
begun to reduce manly vigour, nuic:i anxiety will be prevented
'by an early coutturaalen of this Rapid Ram, and in chef'
cafes no great dillkulties will occur.
But where this Dcfidency bas for years trifled, a proper Pee-
fegeranceirindlipaifibly requifitem regimeht Oirmbring Weft
of Life, and to re-animate the Cenßituelent -
.MARRIED WOMEN, who hare loge been &fa/Inflicted
in their expedadons of a Family, may be alikired, shat is melt
inhances fuck defeat are curable by &lethal Skill
The SECRECY which is fu effeetial to my undertaking, and
the qualificatinne *kick I have prefwnoito Rare, harm the
Santa my Pretualions, and in coiclitletce witty Inch this i cli-
matic° is given, that Mr li-may teonfultedpefunaliy
(or Of laugh inelofing a knell notelet hfi km*, No. sp, AZRID• •
del-ftreet, Strand, liter Temple-Bar. •
There Is an additional entrance in Water-Rime adjoiniags
and the muse la oe both the deers.
M. H. Member of the Royal Conege of Surgeons.

To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, Ne. g, New Bridge-ftreet,Landue
art, Edinburgh, May a, tEr...).
IN the fining of x 794 I was afiliaed with a View
real Complaint, which I united with indifference fur fist
months; btit was then obliged toapply to a r:gelet Phyfiei,n,
who pus a temprary MT to the etrulasce of the dila& ',hy
mercurial applications) tor force time ; but growing, la (pit, of
all medicine and the advice of the tirtt Gentlemen of the Faculty
bare, work and werfe far two years, I was reduced to a Rue
ahnoft untfid-aUeled and berm d defcription, being an cadre leper,
and ulcerated from bead to foot.—My head, throat, mouth,
node, legs, arms, ike. have been alternately In danger at became
ing oftle ; in (bort, I have had from 20 to 3.0 Ulcers oa
my hely, and nearly totally deprived of fish( would Le
voluminous to particularise all my ego—fieflis it to fay, three
never was, or ever will be, we of a more dangerous, or of a
more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my
friends, and imagined myfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and
indeed, In try then condi: ion, death was preferable to my mom
than inferable ftate. In this dreadful lineation 14 I drag a molt
miferable exittence, till DIVINE Peovtne 74CE threw in my way
' a newspaper containing the cafe of a Mr. E. of Plymouth...my
friends read it, I could not.--I fern and procured route of your
LEAK Z'S PATENT PILLS, which, by uflng from time to time,
am now, and have long been, (after more than four years in
def:ribable gifirefs), in as good a Rate of health as ever I en-
joyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, IL:althy child,
born to me 111. W months ago. Itt groitude to Goo, and 1:1
hors of rendering my fellow-creatnrefervice, I rcqueft you
publith this; and you may at any time ref-r petions, who with
to he fatisfied of the truth of this, or • further particulars', to
use or my friends, by letter or perfon.
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Ai fcw cafes for ln.dm.f.. will t v,r equal mine, and none ex-
ceed it, I have from etperier.er every reafon to afore mAnk!nd,
that in your Le•k r's Pita, they will find a fur; fpeedy, fate,
and raileAl cur.., for ihAt tifful tzar of the Venernt
Dirac, which is mllcd—a cosit A St '.D am With
titude, nit, your obliged humble fervent,
• luformountali:e tamily rcafons prevent making my n.inair
and addrefs public, but creditable Perfors really wanting ini,w-
usathni may alto be niter. d to me sad my brieuds by Mn.b J.
Rainfay-Gul_na,
Preyamd and !Lied by the Sole Proprietof, Tants A TA r-
Lo a, Memixr of thu Roy Ai Collide of Surigeorts in London. 4
his honk, No. 9, New .-flrett ; where he will giv:
vice, without a fee, to r••-k t...kimt th:fe Pills and will an-
(we, patients let• irk, if pelt oid, on the fame tennis, otMtv-
Mg in all C7.111:1 the molt ineiolabN fecrecy, no Perfon's name of
call. having :v.en mtntioncd,hrt at their own particular retinal.
by the Proprietor. during the roiiefe ot more atoll .16 Par.,
that he LI. Lad the conducting of an crtenfire.folaot the above
medicine. and the pradlice titling thtrefrom.
They are tiro fold, by his Appointment. for. the anwenkaor
of throe living At a diflance, by Mr. Walon, South -brarr
Edinburgh; Mr !Vienna's, Printer, to wl
Mr. T. rulers for Lie addrufs; at the Pietunier's, Na. t.t.
A IhAn'ollteet , Pan- ; Mr. lir berebn 'oy-thnt .
Oxford-Brat ; Mr. Dillanrough No. 7, Filli-ilreet-hal.
rca ly oppufite the Motiume rt ; Nlr Steers, llookfakr. No. t.
Union-nm, Little .Tt,wer-iiill; 11/411r. Callweirs, Dublin ; and
by one P,rfon to every confident!, town in (Ifeatipritain sod
Ireland. in &left only as. yd. •sseth (mind up with lull inn
fain Directions, whereby Pref.:no of Other Sea *DAY cur
themklsTs sk,th cafe dad fecrecy.

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